37th edition of the Boise
Roadster Show Pictures: Page 3
Taking photography to a whole
new level, both Rick Cate and Troy Cross spent an entire day
shooting quite a cross-section of entries at Expo Idaho. In
our opinion, their photography is much more like a work of
art. In all honesty, though, the size we're showing on our
website doesn't do these images true justice. You ought to
see these dudes on an 11" x 17" enlargement. They are
positively out-a-sight. We grabbed a few of their shots that
really got our attention. Drop us an email if you'd like to
explore ordering one of these jewels in a framable size from
the show. We guarantee you won't be disappointment.
 The Morris Minor wagon of Don & Kathy Lopez collected the Best Restored plaque. |
 Lee & Sara Nevill proudly displayed this `66 GT305H Shelby Mustang, a very rare and beautiful Ford in its own right. It one of only 57 that were made and rented thru Hertz. |
 It's not everyday that you can lay your eyes on a "barn-fresh" Auburn roadster. Thanks to Xander Wildeisen with Wild Iron Classic & Custom Cars, tons of fans were blown away by his find. |
 Another knockout piece was this `70 Challenger 4-Speed T/A with a 340 six pack owned by Dave Tweedy. This car was originally sold at Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago and is one impressive ride. |
 Winnemucca's Dave Bengochea drove straight from the Detroit Autorama one week earlier with the famed Trojan T, which was restored to how it appeared in the early 60's. |
 Utah's Bill Williams showed both his `40 Willys coupe and `32 Ford roadster, both of which are former major award winners at the Roadster Show. |
 Winning People's Choice at the Roadster Show, this is the `57 Chevy of Bobby Westbrook from Smith River, Calif. |
 Twin Falls' Orlan Stearns won the Tompkins award with his early 60's Belair that is well detailed and has just the right stance. |
 Sporting a barrel of moonshine, this is the General Lee of Hailey's Brent Bellon that finished in the top three of the final votes for Most Popular entry in the show. |
 Eight years under "re-construction" after a top end crash at Bakersfield, this is the "Pre-War Willys" of Don Owen & Reid Dahlin. |
 Jerry & Lorrie Jacob, Santa Maria, Calif., have some really fine mural work tied into their pro-street `57 Chevy. |
 Here's a head-on look at the Ford Falcon Convertible of Tim Teeters, which won the Mighty Fine award. |
 Tim Ketlinski turned out another beauty from the Qualafab store. Flathead powered, this dude is very traditionally influenced top to bottom. |
 How can you not appreciate the work `n flow of this beautiful dash and interior. |
 Direct from the Roseville Rods & Customs shop, this is Kirk Johnson's fleetside pickup that swept Best Truck honors. |
 In memory of her late husband Mike, it was very nice of Angie Manning and her daughter to bring their Woodie up from Ogden, Utah. |
